Privacy notice for California

This page explains how Buronia Business frames privacy for California state and US federal business-processing context. It is written as a product and filing-workflow notice, not as a law-firm opinion or a substitute for counsel.

Buronia is private preparation software for grants, credits, vouchers, export support, innovation support, IP support, and energy-efficiency workflows. It collects structured company answers and prepares evidence checklists; it does not approve eligibility or submit final authority decisions.

The business funnel can process legal company name, EIN, company size, sector, incorporation year, spend or project scenario, preferred filing language, work email, lead reference, browser metadata, and later evidence files when the company chooses to continue.

California pages keep their own host, programme list, calculators, signup languages, registration sanity checks, and official-source links. For legal review, the relevant checklist is US federal, state, and programme-authority sources; state or national law can add rights, notices, retention duties, breach steps, tax rules, and sector duties.

The public authority remains the source of record for eligibility, payment, audit, repayment, appeals, missing documents, and official filing language. A qualified tax, legal, accounting, privacy, or grant advisor should review edge cases before submission.

The product should keep company-benefit data limited to the filing workflow, avoid unnecessary sensitive data in the first signup step, log lead references, and request heavier financial, payroll, IP, export, or building evidence only after the user chooses the next filing pack.

A company contact should be able to ask for access, correction, deletion, export, or status information about the lead record where applicable. Buronia should separate support requests from official authority requests because a government agency may keep its own records after submission.

A complete production legal pack needs counsel-reviewed privacy policy, data-processing terms, cookie notice, processor/subprocessor list, retention schedule, incident response workflow, state or country addenda, and programme-specific disclaimers. This page is the market-indexed SEO and product baseline for that work.